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New jersey could give good samaritans legal immunity for breaking into hot or cold vehicles to save pets facing immediate injury or death.

Break a Car Window to Save a Pet? New Jersey Bill Would Protect Rescuers From Liability

New jersey lawmakers are considering replacing criminal penalties for underage casino gambling with escalating civil fines funding compulsive gambling programs.

New Jersey Wants to Decriminalize Underage Gambling

Atlantic County

A vehicle with dark window tint illustrates a newly introduced new jersey bill that would create a special tint exemption for certain elected officials, police, judges, prosecutors and their families.

New Jersey’s New Law Says Tinted Windows Legal for Politicians, Illegal for Everyone Else

Six men face charges after an edgewater business robbery where victims were bound and beaten; two defendants are also accused of aggravated sexual assault.

Six Migrants Facing Deportation, Criminal Charges in New Jersey Rape and Robbery

Toms river mayor dan rodrick (l) swears in a new police officer. Eight newly sworn toms river police officers joined chief guy e. Maire and township officials as the department welcomed its latest group of full-time patrol officers.

Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick Hires 8 New Veteran Police Officers to Growing Department Ranks

Ice enforcement remains active across new jersey, with arrests documented in morristown and continuing federal activity reported from lakewood to monmouth county.

ICE is Stepping Up New Jersey Immigration Enforcement Targeting Key Latino Population Centers

Paterson police dept. Crime scene. Photo illustration by snn digital desk

Sherrill Touts Drop in Gun Violence in One of New Jersey’s Most Dangerous Cities, Known for Large Muslim Population

New jersey s4075 would restrict ai workplace surveillance, require human review of automated decisions and give employees new rights to challenge ai systems.

New Jersey Wants to Outlaw AI Tools That Track Employee Productivity

Pennies and other u. S. Coins sit beside a cash register as new jersey lawmakers consider rules allowing merchants to round cash transactions to the nearest nickel.

New Jersey Wants To Retire The Penny, Allow Businesses To Round Checks to 5 Cents

Jackson township council

Jackson Council Set to Vote on Roads, Parking, Rental Safety and State Law Opposition Tuesday